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Dualit CONVEYOR User Manual

Dualit CONVEYOR
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CONVEYOR TOASTER
INSTRUCTION AND
GUARANTEE
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Dualit CONVEYOR Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeConveyor Toaster
ModelCONVEYOR
CategoryToaster
Frequency50/60Hz
MaterialStainless Steel
Adjustable Browning ControlYes
Automatic Conveyor SpeedYes
Removable Crumb TrayYes

Summary

Read All Instructions and Important Safeguards

Voltage Compatibility Check

Verify that the appliance's voltage rating matches the main supply before connecting.

Electrical Shock Prevention

Do not immerse any part of the product in water or other liquids to prevent electrical shock.

Supervision During Operation

The appliance must be attended at all times while it is in use.

Power Disconnection

Unplug the appliance from the outlet or isolate from the supply when not in use.

Intended Use Only

Use this appliance only for its intended purpose as described in this manual.

Safe Toaster Placement

Position the toaster on a flat surface with sufficient free space, away from children.

Plug and Grounding Integrity

Do not cut or remove the plug or grounding prong from the plug.

Food Type Restrictions

Do not use food with coatings or fillings that may drip; toaster is for bread only.

Jammed Bread Removal Safety

Do not attempt to dislodge bread when the toaster is plugged in.

Wall Proximity and Fire Safety

Ensure walls near the toaster are non-combustible and adhere to fire regulations.

User Capability and Supervision

Appliance use is not intended for persons with reduced capabilities without supervision.

Child Safety Supervision

Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with the toaster.

Caution with Moving Parts

Take extra care when using appliances with moving parts.

Hot Surface Awareness

Be aware of hot surfaces on the outside cover of the toaster.

Chamber Insertion Warning

Never insert sharp or abrasive objects into the toasting chamber.

Cooling Before Maintenance

Allow the appliance to cool before cleaning, removing, or installing parts.

Correct Fuse Replacement

Use correct replacement fuses, ensuring the fuse cover is fitted and value is original.

Damaged Cord or Plug

Do not operate the appliance with a damaged cord or plug.

Cord Damage Replacement

Damaged supply cords must be replaced by qualified personnel to avoid hazards.

Outdoor Use Prohibition

This appliance is designed for indoor use only; do not use outdoors.

Crumb Tray Requirement

Operate unit only with crumb tray in place to prevent overheating and uneven toasting.

Save Instructions

Retain these instructions for future reference and safety guidance.

Electrical Installation Procedures

Unit Unpacking and Preparation

Unpack the unit and components, removing all packing material from inside the chamber.

Pre-Operation Understanding

Read and understand all instructions and labels before operating the equipment.

Power Supply Adequacy Check

Verify power supply voltage, amperage, and requirements match the rating plate.

Disconnect Power Before Servicing

Disconnect the unit from the power source before installing or removing any parts.

Ground Connection Verification

Ensure receptacle ground connection is properly wired to prevent injury or fatality.

Model DCTT 3 Specific Installation

DCTT 3 Power Requirements

Model DCTT 3 requires a 20Amp switched isolating box and specific connection parts.

Permanent Wiring Requirement

This model must be permanently wired by a qualified electrician.

Isolator Specification

Power must be supplied via an all-pole isolator providing full disconnection.

Power Cord Specification

If a power supply cord is used, it must be at least 2.5mm² H05RN-F.

Parts and Controls Overview

Control Familiarization

Familiarize yourself with all controls before using the toaster.

Bread Feeder Guide

Guides bread into the toasting chamber for consistent feeding.

Crumb Tray

Collects crumbs for easy cleaning and fire prevention.

Power ON Neon Indicator

Indicator light showing when the unit is powered on.

Browning Control

Adjusts the toasting level for desired browning.

Power Switch

Controls the power supply to the toaster elements.

Heat Limit Reset Button

Resets the safety cut-out if the unit overheats.

Unload Chute

Where toasted items are discharged from the toaster.

Rotary Power Switch Functions

Turn the rotary switch to set functions: OFF, BOTH, TOP, POWER SAVER.

BOTH Setting Explained

Activates both top and bottom elements for toasting bread.

TOP Setting Explained

Activates only the top element for single-side toasting.

Power Saver Mode Explained

Saves energy by reducing power consumption, use during off-peak periods.

Power Saver to Active Transition

Transitioning from Power Saver to active toasting is quick (within 30 seconds).

Toasting Bread Operation Guide

Versatile Toasting Capability

Instructions for toasting and warming various bread products.

Initial Toasting Setting

Set the 'Power' knob to 'BOTH' for standard toasting.

Initial Warm-up Period

Allow 10 minutes for the toaster to reach optimal operating temperature.

Normal Element Cycling

Elements cycling on and off is normal operation for temperature maintenance.

Continuous Toasting Adjustment

Adjust the toasting control for continuous toasting based on bread type.

Browning Level Guide

Recommended settings for warming and different browning levels (1-9).

Browning Adjustment Lag

Any change to the toasting control takes up to 60 seconds to take effect.

Intermittent Toasting

For intermittent toasting, reduce continuous toasting level by 2.

Energy Saving Mode Usage

Set power switch to 'Power Saver' when not toasting to save energy.

Power Saver Efficiency

The Power Saver function reduces power consumption by up to 75%.

Power Saver Warm-up

Use during off-peak periods; warm-up time is 30 seconds from Power Saver mode.

Bread Toasting Variation

Different breads toast at different rates; adjust controls accordingly.

Bread Products Only Caution

Machine is for bread products only; do not cook or heat any other food.

Power Off When Unused

Disconnect power when the unit is not in operation.

Single Side Toasting Guide

Single Side Toasting Capability

Toast or warm a single side of items like buns, muffins, bagels, and croissants.

'TOP' Setting for Single Toasting

Set the power control to 'TOP' for single-side toasting of items like bagels.

Adjusting Toasting Control

Adjust the 'toasting' control to the required settings for single-side toasting.

Heat Setting Adjustment Lag

Any change to the heat setting takes up to 60 seconds to take effect.

Item Thickness Limit

Ensure food products are less than 30mm thick to prevent jamming.

Toppings Caution

Do not toast items with toppings as they may fall off during discharge.

TCF Feature Inactivation

The TCF feature will not be activated when using the 'TOP' setting.

TCF Functionality and Reset Switch

TCF Automatic Temperature Control

TCF automatically cycles elements to maintain correct toasting temperature.

TCF Standby Mode

Elements cycle On/Off for standby mode, saving 25% energy.

TCF Reactivation Time

Elements automatically reactivate within 10-12 seconds of bread insertion.

Safety Cut-Out Activation

Safety cut-out activates if control box temperature exceeds 190°F (88°C).

Manual Reset Procedure

Manually reset the safety cut-out by pushing the red button underneath the toaster.

Crumb Tray Safety Requirement

Never operate without the crumb tray; it prevents overheating and heat limit cutouts.

Cleaning and Maintenance Instructions

Water Usage Prohibition

Do not hose down the unit or its surroundings; keep away from running water.

Conveyor Belt Cleaning Prep

Set 'POWER' control to 'POWER SAVER' for cleaning the conveyor belt.

Light Belt Cleaning Method

Clean lightly soiled belts with a damp cloth at the slowest speed.

Heavy Belt Cleaning Method

Clean heavily soiled belts with a dry, light abrasive pad at the slowest speed.

Crumb Tray Cleaning Procedure

After cooling, disconnect power, remove, clean, and reposition the crumb tray.

Daily Crumb Tray Cleaning

Clean the crumb tray daily to prevent crumb buildup and potential fires.

Cooling Fan and Filter Care

Ensure cooling fan is clear of dust/grease; clean air intake filter every 1-3 months.

Exterior Surface Cleaning

Once fully cooled, wipe the exterior surface of the unit using a damp cloth.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Toast Burning or Underdone

Addresses issues with toast being burnt or underdone.

Browning Level Adjustment

Adjust the 'TOAST' control to manage browning levels; allow time for settling.

Toasting Warm-up Time

Allow 10 minutes for the conveyor to heat up when switched on.

Idle Period Heat Management

Use 'POWER SAVER' during idle periods to prevent heat buildup and burning.

Bread Sticking Inside Toaster

Solutions for bread getting stuck inside the toaster.

Item Thickness for Sticking Prevention

Ensure bread thickness is under 30mm to prevent jamming and fire hazards.

Element Cycling Explanation

Explains why toaster elements cycle on and off during operation.

Element Cycling Details

Automatic element cycling maintains toasting temperature and saves energy.

Conveyor Overheating Causes

Troubleshooting steps for conveyor overheating issues.

Overheating Fan and Reset Check

Check fan, clean if dirty, and reset switch for overheating.

Ventilation Clearance Requirements

Maintain 80mm rear and 30mm side clearance for adequate air circulation.

Crumb Tray Overheating Link

Overheating can occur if the crumb tray is missing or not properly positioned.

Toaster Positioning Guidelines

Guidelines for optimal positioning of the conveyor toaster.

Overhead Clearance Requirement

Ensure there are no shelves or units directly above the conveyor.

Airflow Requirements

Allow ample clearance around the conveyor for air circulation and cooling.

Fan Obstruction Warning

Do not cover or obstruct the cooling fan.

White Elements Cause

Explains why toaster elements may turn white over time due to starch buildup.

White Elements Normalcy

Silica glass elements may turn white; this is normal and does not affect performance.

Warranty and Support Information

Standard Warranty Coverage

One-year warranty covers repair/replacement, excluding elements, provided no misuse.

Warranty Exclusions

Warranty is void if the unit is misused, neglected, damaged, or modified.

Proof of Purchase Requirement

A receipt showing the date of purchase is required for warranty claims.

Element Warranty Terms

Elements have a 3-month warranty for parts & labour, thereafter parts only.

Congestion Charge Responsibility

The customer is required to pay any congestion charges if the location applies.

Statutory Rights Protection

The guarantee provided does not affect your statutory consumer rights.

Post-Warranty Repair Assistance

Contact Dualit for recommended repair agents if service is needed after one year.

Customer Support Contact Details

Contact Dualit Care Line or email for further advice and product support.